What to See in London: the Essentials for a First Visit
Big Ben, the Tower, the Changing of the Guard, the London Eye and world-class free museums: what to fit in, how to ride on Oyster, when to go and what to expect.
Big Ben, the Tower, the Changing of the Guard, the London Eye and world-class free museums: what to fit in, how to ride on Oyster, when to go and what to expect.
Within an hour or an hour and a half of Lviv stand the Golden Horseshoe castles, the Tustan cliffside fortress, royal Zhovkva, and the sulfur resort of Shklo. We cover the distances, travel times, and how to get there without a car.
A flight is statistically safer than the drive to the airport. We break down the sounds, turbulence, and techniques that actually cut through panic.
Octagonal Rynok Square, a Town Hall panorama, the pedestrian stometrivka and Potocki Palace: a concrete one-day route, and why Frankivsk is the main gateway to the Carpathians.
The three-tiered Palanok Castle on an extinct volcano, a town hall with a clock tower, a bronze chimney sweep on a cornice and thermal pools nearby. A ready one-day route with honest tips.
Start small and close, book the first night and a cash cushion, then figure out the rest on the road. A no-frills look at solo travel.
Sofiyivka is a man-made park in Uman with lakes, a waterfall and an underground river, laid out in 1796. We cover what to fit into one visit, when to go and how much entry costs.
The floating Roshen fountain, European Square, the monastery Mury and the Pyrogov estate with an embalmed surgeon's body: a concrete route and the key warning about seasonality.
The Parliament, Fisherman's Bastion and the Chain Bridge fit into one day; the baths, Gellért Hill and the ruin bars fill a second. Here is how to plan it.
Lubart's Castle from the 200-hryvnia banknote, the underground old town, pedestrian Lesya Ukrainka Street and a strange fortress-synagogue: a concrete one-day route through Lutsk, plus how to get there.
Dzhurynskyi Waterfall near the village of Nyrkiv in the Ternopil region drops 16 metres in three cascades and is considered the largest lowland waterfall in Ukraine. We explain how to get there, when to go for full flow and what to see nearby.
Five cities that cover the whole country: medieval Kraków, rebuilt Warsaw, the dwarfs of Wrocław, the port of Gdańsk and mountain Zakopane.
Zhenetskyy Huk is a 15-metre waterfall on the Zhenets stream between Mykulychyn and Tatariv. We cover where to start, how long the walk is, how much entry costs and when to go to catch the water at full flow.
The Colosseum, Forum and Pantheon fit into one full day, while the Vatican and Trastevere are worth saving for a second. Here is how to plan it without the queues.
A thirteen-metre egg-shaped museum, the fullest collection of Hutsul art, an Austrian centre and the road into the mountains to Kryvorivnia and Yaremche: a concrete day route.